What this usually means
The change may not have finished publishing, you may be viewing a temporary cached copy, the wrong site or environment may have been edited, or the domain may still point to another provider.
Quick checks
- Open the page in a private browser window.
- Try another device or network.
- Confirm that you edited the intended website.
- Check the latest deployment or publish status.
- Confirm the domain points to that website.
- Use Kiyo's cache refresh control when available for the site.
What Kiyo may already be checking
Kiyo tracks deployment state and manages temporary cached copies used to load pages faster. It can also check whether the connected domain reaches the Kiyo website you edited.
What to do next
Wait for an active deployment to finish. If it completed successfully, refresh the site cache once and check again. If the domain reaches a different host, fix the guided connection rather than repeatedly publishing.
Advanced checks
- Compare deployment identifiers or timestamps
- Review CDN cache state
- Check whether a service worker holds an older copy
- Confirm the domain's DNS target
- Review build output for a skipped or failed file
What caching means
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